Yes you do. I have seen only a couple of those burqhas (with the net), but many black crows with not even eyes showing, just a tiny tiny slit where eyes are . And I hate it, I really do. If that dresses purpose is to make you "invisible", here it does exactly the opposite. It yells: Look at me, look at me, I am a woman.Do you see women dressed this way in Helsinki or elsewhere in Finland?
Last week I had an interesting field trip to Vuosaari (eastern Helsinki). Three women were pushing prams, all wearing flowing thick black robes, nothing showing, not even eyes. One even had black gloves. I felt nauseated. But the worst thing was this: When I passed them they were speaking accentless Finnish to each other.
Why cannot they just act like Tatars? They came to Finland, behaved like everybody else, dressed like everybody else, and remained "good muslims".
Are "such guys with steadfast ideals" limited to women only for their human desires? Or should people start to demand swimming pools where only the locals and people of similar values are allowed... after all someone might bend over to pick up the soap. 
My own personal fear stems from the stories (may even be just rumors) that involves permissive interactions with goats, camels horses and donkeys and not just for their milk or meat and we are just mere males!
